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How to Find Your Commit in GitHub Desktop

Option 1: Check History Tab

  1. Open GitHub Desktop
  2. Make sure you're on "master" branch (top left dropdown)
  3. Click the "History" tab (top of the left sidebar)
  4. Look for your commit: "feat(oracle): Add comprehensive rescue tool for failed jobs"
    • It should be at the top or near the top
    • Commit hash: 7e067e5

Option 2: Check Changes Tab

  1. Open GitHub Desktop
  2. Switch to "master" branch
  3. Click "Changes" tab (top of left sidebar)
  4. Do you see uncommitted changes?
    • If YES → Your files aren't committed yet
    • If NO → Your commit is in History

If You Don't See the Commit Anywhere

Your commit might only be local. Let's verify:

Check via Command Line:

  1. Open Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc)
  2. Kill gh.exe process
  3. Open NEW PowerShell
  4. Run:
cd C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\tikka\oracle
git log --oneline -5

You should see:

7e067e5 feat(oracle): Add comprehensive rescue tool for failed jobs

If Commit Exists But Not in GitHub Desktop

Refresh GitHub Desktop:

  1. Close GitHub Desktop completely
  2. Reopen it
  3. Select the tikka repository
  4. Check History tab again

If You Still Can't Find It

The commit might be in the oracle subfolder. Let's check:

In GitHub Desktop:

  1. Go to: Repository → Repository Settings
  2. Check the repository path
  3. Make sure it points to: C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\tikka
  4. NOT: C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\tikka\oracle

If it's pointing to the oracle subfolder, that's the issue!

Fix:

  1. In GitHub Desktop: File → Add Local Repository
  2. Choose: C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\tikka (the parent folder)
  3. Now check History tab

Alternative: Push Without Finding the Commit

If you can't find it in GitHub Desktop, use command line:

  1. Kill gh.exe in Task Manager
  2. Open NEW PowerShell
  3. Run:
cd C:\Users\TOSHIBA\Desktop\tikka

# Check if commit exists
git log --oneline -3

# If you see your commit (7e067e5), then:
git checkout feat/oracle-rescue-tool
git cherry-pick 7e067e5
git push -u origin feat/oracle-rescue-tool

Quick Diagnostic

Tell me:

  1. Are you in GitHub Desktop looking at the "tikka" repository or "oracle" repository?
  2. Are you on the "History" tab or "Changes" tab?
  3. What's the most recent commit you see in History?

This will help me guide you better!

Most Common Issue: GitHub Desktop is looking at the wrong folder (oracle subfolder instead of tikka parent folder).